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ed" rs t. Senator A c. Minear, / must say
that the evidence ex-senator J. w. Morrison.
ir. shows that there was an unsuccessful
attempt made improperly to influence his
vote in tue election at a United States
Senator The Senator so understood IL,
and / cannot escape that conviction, ana
hence could not agree 10
the report of the majority The evidence,
however DOES not show that this attempt
was made by or without with the knowl-
edge of any candidate for L. 5. Senator,
and it shows the attempt was unsuccessful
because OF Senator Morrison hon
esty of purpose and loyalty TO
his convictions of duty. The lnyestlga-
tons was very unsatisfactory IN this, that
the committee could have no regular
meetings and when it did meet, except
on one occasion, there was no stenographer
to take down the evidence. The committee
was appointed on April 18th. Owing to the
absence of Senator Minearit could not nope
to meet till the 2Sth, which time was APP
pointed. But il did not meet till the al
terdOon of the Both, and then II would not
have been able to proceed Rad 1t not been
for the kindness of Senator Arnold, VINO
consented to act as stenographer. Another
session was held on Monday, May =,
and the committee did not act together
again till last night MAY g., when
there wasn no stenOgrapher and the evidence
had to he condensed in long hand. was
ready at all times to proceed, but the elec-
ton of a United States Senator, and after
that the consideration of the appropriation
bulls, prevented the committee from pro-
ceedimg in that continuous manner deslra-
bile and necessary in a matter Of this kind.
Five witnesses who were summoned failed
to attend. Respectfully,
NJ. o. DAWSON.
Both branches of the Legislature held
session this evening and finally passed Il
Joint resolution to adjourn Monday Mt IL
o'clock.
Shelton l.. Roger and wife will leave
for home tomorrow. Senator Faulkner
leaves in the morning.
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MILWAUKEE,, May Paul Grottkau,
the Anarchist, who made inccndiary
speeches at Milwaukee Garden last May,
was this morning sentenced to one year at
hard labor in the House of Correction by
Judge Sloan. Grottkau will he held at
the county jail for a week, in order To
allow his attorneys to appeal 10 the
Supreme Court for a new trial on a writ Of
error. At the end of that time he will he
taken to the House of Correction il the
Supreme Court does not grant a stay Of
proceedings. Mrs. 4. l. Parsons, wife of
the condemned Anarchist, was present
when GrOttkau was sentenced. The court
room was packed with spectators, who
manifested great interest in the case.
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and Unchanged Wheat Stronger.
NEW YORK, May Money on call
easy at la1 per cent; closed at per
cent; prime mercantile paper ja6 per
cent. sterling exchange dull but steady
ut iS6iaiS7!.
GoyERNMENTs-Dull and steady.
Three uponS................. 100
Fuurs Coupons -
FurS and G-hHlf
Pacific Sizes ut $50
STATES Stronger.
Decidedly dull to-day; salcs
$3.50, 900.
STOCKS-This was another dull day Mt
the Stock Exchange with but little feature
to the dealings The opening was rather
heavy, though the declines were inrignif-
cant The market soon developed a strong
tone, however, and Fl. Worth aud Denver
advanced sharply. The advance halted
before the end Of the first hour, and the
market became extremely dull, with inter
stagpation in prices This lasted
until the issue OF the bank state
ment, when, however nothing hut ST. Paul
preferred became quite weak on an in
creased volume of business, TT. Worth
and Denver showed the heaviest loss. 4
fractional reaction was followed by a re-
newed weakness, but the close was quiet
and again firm. Everything except TT.
Worth and Denver, which Is up = per cent,
and St Paul preferred which gained I, is
lower this evening, though Hooking coal,
which lost J per cent, is the only impOr'
tant decline. Sales l3j, 1872 shares ono
tatiOns bid closed as follows:
Adams Express Ii2; American Express
ia; Canada Pacific So; Central Pacific
iOi; Chesapeake and Ohio : J; do P:eierTed
firsts L.! DO seconds % Chicago and Alton,
liG; do preferred 100; Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy li7!; Delaware and Hudson
1921; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
1857: Denver and Rio Grande, BOZ Erie
81; DO preferred 73; Fl. Wayne, $50
Illinois Central, l35l; Lake Shore, 81
Michigan Central 81; Minneapolis and
ST. Louis, Isl; do preferred, lI!i; Missouri
Pacific, 1G75: Northern Pacific, 30; do
preferred, Gl3; Chicago and Northwestern,
l2ll :; do preferred, 1i9!; New York Cen
trial. 1922; Oregon Transcontinental, :5.
Pacific Mail, so Panama, -; Peoria, d. &
F. 3jl A.: Pi;tsburg. 154; Pullman Palace Car
lI9; Reading. Az; Rock Island, 1873; st.
Louis and San Francisco, 81 do preferred,
III: first preferred, IlG;; St. Paul
Minneapolis and Minnesota lli3; st. Paul
and Omaha, 81; do preferred ll4!i Texas
Pacific, BOZ; Union Pacific, 81; United
States Express g; Western Union Tele-
graph 7jt.
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Romhs in an AnnrchIst,. IIousc.

81 ,Io~ErH, Mo-, May Considerable
excitement was occasioucd to-day Jay the
discovery Of two loaded dynamite bombs
in the cellar of house in North 81. Jos
cph, until recently occupied by suspected
Anarchist The bombs were made of gas
pipe, and after an examination OF them
they were thrown into the river. 1t is
SUPPOSED they were intended to be used
last fill during the Socialist dcmoustra-
tionS that took place here.
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FothcriuCham Sues the Company

ST. LorIS, Mo, May david Fother-
ingham, the EX-Adams Express messen-
ger, who was charged with completely in
the robbery of the Express on the st. Louis
aud san Francisco railroad last October,
and whose prosecution was thrown out OF
the Criminal Court here, on a technicality
a few Il avs ago, filed suit in the Circuit
Court this afternoon against the Adams
Express Co, Superintendent Damsel and
Detective Pnkerton, asking damages in
sum of $780, 900, 100000 of which is
claimed for false imprisonment and $40,
600 for his indictment and prosecution.
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NoGNLES. ARIH., May Parties from
Sonora report a volcano 81 miles southeast
of Magdclcnc, and that it is throwing out
great volumes OF smoke and lava. From
the position Of the fire, which is distinctly
seen from several stations on the Sonora
Railroad, it is supposed 10 he in the Sierra
Alul Mountains. The reporicd volcano III
the Wnc:stonr Mountains is timber fire
in tine mountains. There is much excite
ment in the vicinity OF the volcano, and a
large party will leave here tomorrow, to
visit the place Another earthquake shock
was felt here last night, but no damage
was done.
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NEW YORK, May Money on call
easy at 4a1 per cent; closed at 1 per
cent; prime mercantile paper ja6 per
cent. sterling exchange dull but steady
lt tS6laiS7l
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LONDON, May james Barton Key,
who is here, has become Mrs. James
Brown Pottcr's manager. Her engage
mcnt at the Haymarkct is TO close within
a few days James Russell, of the Hay
market. confirms the report that Mrs.
James Brown Potter is to appear in New
York next fall under Harry Miners man-
nI.nnnDnA
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Texas Shaken Up Again.

FL PASo, Ten, May 7.-Another light
but distinct shock OF earthquake was felt
here at lO:ll o'clocl; Thursday night.
Some alarm was canscd yesterday by a
dense smoke arising from Franklin noun
tain, about seven miles from here. Flames
could he distinguished through field
GLASS. Fears were entertained that a volca-
no had broken ont Oh the mountain, hut
the signal officer says there is no danger OF
IN eruption. He bases his opinion on
what ne knows Of geological formation.
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4 Rad Breach of Trust.

PROVIDENCE, K. l., May 7.-ThOmas
c. Perkins, aged 43 years, 4 reiner, is un=
der arrest for stealing from his employers,
Potter x Darlington, manufacturing Jew
elcrS. Ills manner of theft consisted in
making false returns of the stock and dis
posing of the surplus. He was we'll paid
was his own master in the shop, and en-
IOycd tull confidence of his employers.
When arrested he had thirteen ounces of
gold on him, Just as it came from the cru
chile His speculations are thought to
amount to g., 900, and his breach of trust
has no parallel in the history of the jewelry
trade.
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INSTANTLY OPENED ERE.
Congratulations. to Camden.

SpCcICg NlCgrm 10 The Sunday Register.
PNRKERSBURG, May SENATOR Cam
denis private secretary, Waterman, Prcsi-
dent George w. Thompson Md Others came
in by special train late last night The
ex-senator is receiving congratulations Oh
his manly course.
4 wind storm last night blew over a
cabin at Merrill's raft on the Kanawha,
breaking 4 shoulder blade of one OF the men
and otherwise iniuring him.
4 young son OF X. II. Patterson shot
himself through the. hand this afternoon.
1t is an ugly wound.
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Very respectfully,
T.. W. WILSON.
srNAron-ELEcr rArLEEr PRESENT.

Every possible effort is being made in
the House for an adjournment rs soon as
possible.
Senator-clcct c. J. Faulkner appeared on
the floor Of the House, where, upon mo
ton Of MIR. Chancellor, a recess was taken
for twenty minutes that the members
might he presented to him. Speaker Row
an performed the pleasant duty of intro
ductiou.
The Senator by his easy graceful car
rirge, dignllied yet cordial dcmranor and
pleasing conversational ability, made a
moSt favorable impression. The mcmhcrS
crowded about him shaking hands, max
my inquiries and receiving introdnctiouS,
presenting "a scene that spoke louder than
wOrls ul reunited Democracy.
The Appropriations bill, appropriatng
money to pay members Of the Legislature
and officers at the Government, has passed
both Houses, to take effect from passage.
:. !. K. IA, setting forth that mas much
that the committee appointed investigate
the management and condition Of the Hos
pital for the Insane had promised certain
employees of said institution that they
should not ne disturbed i'm their positions
because of any testimony they might give
before said committee, and further setting
.,:,1 ..,.I .l;.l.,,I ,L,, ,l,,. c,IIo,,-
my her testimony was - given, that the
board ct directors Hc Instructed tn inquire
INTO the matter. and if they find any vm-
ploycs were discharged for said reason,
they shall restore them to their places
with pay from time of discharge, was
adopted by the Senate and communicate"
Ia the House, with the request that jhey
concur therein. 1t was concurrrd IN 10y
che House.
by an error in transmission OF the lam
guagc Of Mr.. Hamilton IN my interview
a wrong word got ~. Mr. Hamilton S,''N
ne lhouGhl taulku'r 'n' stronger .''"
Notwithstanding Iht H''' NOW inu''' H"t''
mcrN'Iic deserved NOT desired Inc
election. The explanation is due h"th
gentlemen.
Inc senate Ms S",,'un'I' ~ 't''
",' "PP,oP',,',,"7 |',i ,,,,, $50 -
y, "'" l.,>'''', -, ''', ,.;., ,,.,.
''''''r '"I"'l, E''' CIV T'.,,,',,
j" ~, , .Ij;, 81,
"h" N""''N"u ''' '''''i'" =" INV ''.',' W
securing l" : p'''''l I.H "Pp.'P' ''.I.'. u.
which Il fu''e complimentary I".u ~
ho'hc county an'' y" 'i'' "''''' i P''S'"''
''''> u" INC '','''',,.' ,,,.,.,-,,.
=" H''l"I'h''''"' VIII w '''''' 1T an '''' y
h"uf hoii"4N'
THE MINEAH INiESrI"AT'oN
committee haS2t last concluded It's laboiS.
majority H"" IuIh"'I'S report was sun
mltleu Ia the senate lo-u''S' senator
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Coal and lumber Company Organized

Coal and LumbPr Company Organized.
CHARLESTON, VIVA, May 1.-THE Coal
River Lumber and Mining Company or
ganizsd here to-day, with paid mp capital
of S7Gi,0n0. The stockholders elected the
following Board of Directors: Eobert
Mitchell, Frank j, Harrison. William T.
Bic,uer and II. J. Loeb, of Baltimore; W.
\. McCarkle and +. a. Hill, OF this city,
and NJ. Wells, Of Coalburg, W. Va. Col.
f. !. IIlrmiSon was elected President;
robert Mitchell, Treasurer, and W. A.
NCCarCklc, Secretary.
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Dennunce O'Hripn,

MONTREAL, May THE French press,
without regard 10 politics, is unanimous III
denouncing Mr.. VIM. O'Hrien's proposed
visit to Canada to agitate the removal Of
Lord Iansdownc This unanimity Of
opinion is somewhat surprising, unless
they have received instructions from the
Church
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Nearly Five Thousand Immigrants

New YORK, May At Castle Garden
Yesterday there were landed 1873 immi-
grants, the largest number in any day in
years. Three other steamships arriving
with immigrants had TO keep them on
board over night, as the force at the Gar
den could not handle them.
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Foul Play Suspected.

Sp,riA T|1rom IN Uc SU,drg R'giaer
CHARLESTON, w. Va, May The
body ola Pole who is supposed 20 have re-
sided up the Elk, was found in the Kama
VIVA at the lower ferry this afternoon.
4 marx on his forehead gives cause for
suspicion of foul play.
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MORE RAILWAY THIEVES.
A Party Found Out an the Rock Island
Road BY Detectives.

~
CHICAGO, May For several months
past the freight cars of the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific Railway Company have
been plnndered. The thieves took every
thing possible, from grain to general mer-
chandise. Detectives were set at work
aud soon discovered that the rObber-
les were committed in the town of Lake,
and that large gang of thieves were en-
gagged in the work. On the night of April
10, the detectives mounted guard on n
train of merchandise standing near Forty
seventh street They were rewarded by
the arrival of the thieves. who proceeded
to break open car loaded with hides
The officers permitted them to get well
alongand then endeavored TO capture them.
A stock train was backing down the track,
however and as the plunderers leaped to
the ground this train cut them of COM
pletely from all the officers save one, named
William Allen, who
INSTANTLY OPENED FIRE.
The fire was promptly returned and blow
froln a car link upon the head stretched
out Allen. At this moment another de-
tective who had succeeded in swinging
himself through the moving train, came
upon the scene and discharged his pistol at
the fugitives. He was almost able TO over
take one whom he recognized to be a
burglar named Fred Keysier. Since
that time the Rock Island officers
have been quietly at work and have dis
covered a portion ef the gang in the per
sons of Pat McCauley, Edward Mushler,
Joe Morris, Fred Keyser and Robert John
son, all of them known 10 he bad charac-
tiers. McCauley, Mushler and Morris are
safe in hand, and to-day Robert Johnson
was arrested here, leaving but one unac-
counted for.
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still Another Railway Clue Fails.

NEW YORK, May Anna Christine
Larsen, who was supposed bv many to he
the woman murdered ut Railway, has been
found living in Jersey City. Her features
strongly resemble those Of the dead girl.
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COTTON.
Now Nnrk.

NEW YORK, May : Cotton-Futures
closed quiet; May $40 -; June so ~,
July So -, August Sl0 -; Sepirnlbcr
SO T.; October SO IN; December 50 ~;
January - %. FEBRUARY - %.
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CnnI Cuuuauy Assigns,

CHARLESTON, w Va, May 6.-The
Black Diamond Coal Company, a collicry
operating short distance above here on
the river, made an assignment to-day.
Liabilities 81, 600; assets, lcaschold, 4 few
cars, mules and stock of goods.
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Iron and Steel DUTY Raised.

ST. PErEEsBUEG, May The Russian
duty on iron ana steel and Oh articles
manufactured from iron and steel has been
raised.
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New York

NEW YORK, May G.-Petrolsum-
Dull hut steady; opened at G6lc; highest
G6ic; lowest 66c; closed u; G6!c. Sales
iss, 900 barrels.
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DRY GOODS.
New York,

NEW YORK, May Dry Goods
The market was quiet, hut ior cotton goods
a stronger undcrtonc * noticeable, and
prices Tor all leading goods are hardening.
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PTTSBURG, May :. 60 Petroleum -
Market quiet and little doing; opened At
66lc; closed Mt GG!c; highest 66lc; low
est 6hc
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AIbeelin9 Reeiater
Grarrlfrs' 6uiae,
Depart. Arrive.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
~ EXPLANATION OF REFERENCE MARKS: ~Iaily:
sunday excepted. Monday excepted 10
Meridian. April 1, 1887:
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PETROLEUM.
T'ltmsNiIle.
Pittsburgh.

TIrUsvuLE, May :. 60 Petroleum -
Opened AT 66.c; highest 6Gic; lowest 65,c;
closed at 66,C
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Be. 81. RAILROAD

d, z. q u htII4hV4AH'
Leave BeIlairc al $40 p. N. for WOOdsfeld and
Summertcld.
Leave Bellaire at ESQ p m. for GAINESVILLE and
intermediate points.
Arrive at Bellaire 9.25 H. IN. aud 600 p. m.
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HOW 1T ACHES.

a. Worn ont 18th pain, hut still compelled
~ bv stern Necessity 20 StaUd up Ia the
LII hWO~E before MS ana bear the pain. Re
AlIieTin one INFINITE in u Cutieura
SNnti-pain Plaster for the aching
frI sides AMI back, the weak and palninl
,,u,.r,> the sore chest and hacking cough, and
..,g-y main and ache of d-ilvtOU Elegant, new,
1-lrinaL speedy and inEtllihlr. Al druggists,
30. I'VE for SI0O. or postage free, q; Potter
n-rlg and chemical Co., Boston.
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THU DILLON AFFAIR.
THE PURPOSE OF THE AMENDMENT
Offered By Mr. Gladstone-The London
Times" Comment,
COMEDY WITH GLADSTONE As STAR.

LONDON, May THE Times to-day,
commenting on the action of the House Of
Commons in regard 10 the Dillon Times
affair, says: THE really interesting thing
in the debate was the little comedy.
played. We presume, under the direction
of Mr.. Gladstone, with precision seeming
to show that it was not wholly unre,.
hearsed, Offering to enlarge the scope Of a
Parliamentary inquiry at the last moment,
when it was known that the amendment
for an inquiry would he rejected. We
cannot think who the opposition think
they can deceive by so palpable trick.
For our own part we have every reason to
be satisfied with the result OF the debate.
Cardinal Gibbons Visits the Workshops.
PARIS, May On his return to Amer
lea Cardinal Gibbons will undoubtedly
recommend to the working men Of the
United States the cooperative club system
of the French Catholic wOrkingmen. Much
of his time in Paris has been taken up
with IN inspection of the workings of a
few of these clubs, of which there are over
five hundred in France. The membership
il not confined to wOrkmen alone. Bosses
meet their men on an equal footing and all
questions affecting wages and hours of
work are discussed in a spirit of friendlI-
ness. The Church authorities exercise a
supervision over these clubs in towns
where they are in existence and keep them
free from schism and anarchiSm. Cardinal
Gibbons visited the factory of Messrs.
Harmed, near Reims, yesterday, and was
enthusiastically received by the workmen.
lie examined into the workings Ofthe club
there and made 4 tour through the various
shops.
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Queen KapioIani visits the Cash Vaults,


WAsHIEGTo>, May Queen kapio-
lani visited the Treasury Department this
morning, and was escorted through the
building by Secretary Fairchild. She was
accompanied by Minister and Mrs. Carter,
General Dominos, Capt. Taylor, L. :. y;
1T. Rodger L. :. ~, and Mr.. Brown, OF
the Department of State. Mr. Fairchlld
Joined the party ut the Treasury and as
sisted the Secretary in explaining the dit
frrcnt points Of interest. The cash vaults
were visited and the Queen seemed to take
a deep interest in the mountains of cold
and silver stored therein. She was, how
ever, more particularly interested in the
administration of the Life Saving Service,
and aid she desired to introduce the same
system into her own kingdom. The
Queen and suite left Washington this
afternoon for Boston.
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Lightning Strikes Stcubenviil".

SUCriH Tbgr0m % % S0UdHV RcgiiCr
STEUEENVIILE, O., May About four
this afternoon, during the prevalence Of n
heavy rain and thunder storm, lightning
Struck in the upper end of the city in seyc-
raj places. Bob Browns slcCtric light WAS
demolished. Father lTartnedy's batteries
in the telegraph room at 81. Peter CathU-
lie schools was badly damaged. The tower
on the Reliance engine house was partly
destroyed Hugh Browns telephone was
injured so it would not work and quite a
number OF people were stunned by the
shock.
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INDIAN BESIEGERS.
Serious Trouble Growing Out Of the shoot
ing of Navajo.

Serious Trouble Growing Out Of the shoot
Ing of IA Navajo.
GALLrP, n. NJ. May serious diff
Guilty with Navajo Indians occurred about
: o'clock Yesterday morning. at Defiance
station, seven miles west Of here.
4 dispute arose in store of the village
between Z. r. Allen, clerk, and Navajo
I. Indian, aud the latter spang over the
counter TO grasp 4 pistol.
At the same moment Allen drew his pS-
to and shot the Indian dead. Mr. BOr-
land. owner of the store, and wife who
were in the room above The store mt the
time, came down, aud, seeing what had
happened, started Tor Gallup at once on
horseback, but they had not gone far
when they were surrounded 10y Indians
armed with rifles and pistols, who ac-
cused Bcrland OF killing the Indian, aud
threatened to Kill him and his wife on the
spot.
The Indians were wild and furious with
excitement, but Mr.. cortland succeeded in
quoting them by giving mp iS weapons,
saying he had nothing to do with the kill
ing. but came to trade with the Navai0S.
Finally hcmd his wife were permitted to
continue their journey to Gallup.
In the meantime Allen and IN old man
named Hans hlrricadcd the upper story of
the store todclcnd themselves from attack.
The Indians broke into the store and ritlcd
it of everything valuable An hour after
the shooting freight train on the Atlantic
and Pacific road passed, and Hans and Al
len ran for it under 4 heavy fire from the
Indians. Allen made the train and came
to Gallup Hans missed the train, but
also reached Gallup.
4 detachment of cavalry from Fort
Wlngate mas gone to Defiance, which will
have a wholesome effect on the Indians,
anil ,,rnL,llv urrvrut iuTi her blOOIShcl
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, May -liogS-Steady
and quiet; common and light 81 loa5 -,
packing and butchers - 9OaI -; receipts
los head shipments G1 head.